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Abraham

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Sufjan Stevens Canonical path: /sufjan-stevens/abraham Related lyric paths: 6
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Abraham

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Abraham, worth a righteous one.

Take up on the wood,

put it on your son.

Lake or lamb.

There is none to harm.

When the angel came,

you had raised your arm.

Abraham, put off on your son.

Take instead the ram

until Jesus comes.

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